The integrity and decorum of the Parliament of the Bahamas must be upheld and maintained
AFTER viewing the most recent clip of the proceedings of the Lower House of Parliament in which there was an exchange between the Honourable Speaker and the Member of Parliament for Long Island, I am enjoined again to write about the place where the people’s business is conducted and is always priority.
Fighting for safety
AFTER viewing the most recent clip of the proceedings of the Lower House of Parliament in which there was an exchange between the Honourable Speaker and the Member of Parliament for Long Island, I am enjoined again to write about the place where the people’s business is conducted and is always priority.
Where is the FNM headed?
IT was reported recently in the newspaper that Dr Duane Sands, FNM Chairman, said that the party’s planned post-mortem conclave would not happen this month, as decided by the Central Council.
A minimum wage for workers
AS a trained economist As a trained economist and unabashed capitalist, I have never supported the loose concept of a minimum wage, I have always advocated for an exclusively merit based pay scale.
Time to ally with friends
OREST Fires in Western Canada and in the US North West Trade “smoke out” episodes on both sides of the border.
Safe workplaces require more than criminal laws
Every Bahamian deserves to go to work without fear of humiliation, intimidation or sexual harassment.
Urgent action required to combat coral disease
“The most lethal coral disease ever recorded is spreading across the Caribbean. Over 30 known species. More than 25 nations. No known cure.”
Data centres for The Bahamas?
IN recent times, there has been much debate about the establishment and operations of massive Data Centers all over the world, but especially over in the USA.
The quietness of misplaced anger
EVERY single day, our newspapers deliver the same gut-wrenching headlines. Murder. Rape. Child molestation. Armed robbery.
The battle against land piracy in Exuma
EXUMA, a land of great beauty purposely designed by God and cherished by the locals and residents alike. A haven nestled in tranquil beauty has become a hub over the years for land piracy. Generational lands flipped for a dime and sold for a hog.
Progress begins with accountability
The Davis administration has made “progress” the defining theme of its second term.
A tough road ahead for us
THE past several months have been quite turbulent ones for the Bahamian people, specifically the last several weeks, which have been coloured by unexpected death and destruction.
Dialysis without access is ‘no care at all’
HEALTHCARE should never become a punishment for speaking the truth.
LETTERS: Call to action over plans for Eleuthera investment
I am writing in the hope of connecting with the people of Governor’s Harbour, and the communities of Eleuthera, about an issue that could shape the future of this area for generations.
By-election has Marco City vibes
FIRST of I would like to extend sincere condolences to the family of the late Vaughn Miller. Not only was he a well-known politician, Progressive Liberal Party Cabinet minister, radio personality and environmental activist, he was also a devout born-again Christian.
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